Hi guys,

Diigo just launches, and is recommended highly by TechCrunch, CNet and
others, as a must-have for anyone who browses and consumes a lot of
contents online.
(http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/02/diigo-is-a-research-tool-that-rocks)

Diigo seamlessly integrates the following tools/services into the
perfect tool for online research, and for information management,
discovery, and sharing.

* The Best Web Annotation Service - add highlights and sticky notes on
any web page, anywhere, and access them anywhere

* A Great Webpage Clipping Tool: Highlighted portions of any webpage
are clipped and collected centrally, which can be shared and searched

* An All-in-One Bookmarking Tool: bookmark to Diigo, local folders,
delicious, simpy, furl, spurl.... and make them permanently cached and
full-text searchable

* A Powerful Blogging Platform : Annotate webpages and quickly turn
them into blogs with a built-in blog editor or enhanced linkrolls.

* A Great Collaborative Platform: share and interact on online
findings, complete with highlights and sticky notes

* The Most Customizable Search Tool: like Google's toolbar, but fully
customizable, so you can access any search services with one-click ---
music, maps, references, local library, New York Times, ....

* Unique Content Selection Menu: interact with any word on a webpage
just by selecting it, no click needed! - highlight, search, look up -
whatever you want!

Chances are you will find these features all compelling. But if you
just want one or several of them, Diigo toolbar can be fully customized
to give you just that while taking minimal screen space.

Download at
https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/2792

IE / Flock version available at http://www.diigo.com/tools

Thanks for your earlier support in our closed beta. We've received many
helpful feedback from members of this group. Like to express our
sincere thanks to you all!

I would like to note that I would normally not post this, as this group
is now closed, but I am happy that the Diigo people remember this
group...and I'm flattered by this statement:

"Thanks for your earlier support in our closed beta. We've received
many
helpful feedback from members of this group. Like to express our
sincere thanks to you all! "

In case anyone remembers, Joel Lieu posted about Diigo in this group
quite a while ago, when almost no one knew about it.  I reviewed it and
posted about it in my weblog, and it has since become a very desired
beta product that has been featured at tech conferences and reviewed on
tech blogs innumerable.

Thanks to the Diigo people for remembering us...I'm going to repost
this in a section of our new forum and hope that everyone follows it
there.

Great. Thanks :-)

Diigo is as much as our playground, as our members'  - we welcome your
input and participation to help us make it even better for everyone to
enjoy!

cheers!